New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
REAL ESTATE.
s,,e,uvcs aTTuE EXCHANGE.

~. ,nor,ant features at the Real Estate Ex-
change Yesterday was the sale by hichAru '',,n y,
90 NJ the property OF the UrsuIine eoh'cn'' o q.
10 lots in the Twenty third Ward on WESTMINSTER ~
49, Eagle, Cauldwell and Trinity aies'' oet"o'" ,
an forty eighth and One-hundredanani 'y'sN'h
s,s This property originally belonged 10 mo
Governor Morris, from whom 1t was puroh"svu ~ III
convent trustees about forty years ago at "eos
- II consists OF about eight acres 1hc eosS vi
hu,,d,ncs alone is estimated at about $4,000
Tho first lot put up was the corner Vi "'s'' -,
Eagle ayes 1t has frontage OF over :, WV ~ ~ 900
chester and - feet Eagle aNes' ~ pio"s"' '-'
from J. phclan. The next lot went to Ihe sahc ou!ei
fy s1.75o Captain Fairchild took the third lou az
=, eco Lots ON Easle.ave sold for about $40 up TO
1870 The block which the con'e"t STANDS was pu' up
"a A whole The buyer was TO giant +" leasc " INC 'O
vent for year at per cent on the amount "o "NO
,iooecr being unable obtain bid the properly was
,nsrown Mr. Cunning, OF the firm OF Nanderpoei'
cen e. Cunning, the auctocers stand also
prvan Lawrence, the father Of Mother CECILIA inc s"l
OF the convent 49,. j..
MO, Y Never I'm partition, OF property Mott Eliza
hcb Sullivan and West Tweny-nnth-sts' also o''eh'y'
seventh. northumberland sixconth' e'huhufeo anu
,o,tyA gst SIS. and A. Tho FIRST pareei put UP
,. IN, known tenement house between Mott
~. ,.y,be,h ss known a. the big Tat, being Nos "a,
OF and oS on Mott and Nos. 43 10 AZ on Ehzaoe,hst'
II is sixstory building with six Stores anu con'a9
ninety living apartments. The aggregate rent Is sI4ooo'
I, q NOV, ca2ed for $4,000 The fist Did nade Was
600 900 from which the bidding slowly 10 s0s'5O,
when If was knocked down 10 George H. Smith, NO 81
suliyanst ~ twO-siory and basement bIicK bnndihg'
the rent of which not stated me eans Tse Sow
from $4,000 $4,000 y. r. Sehairr wds me DuHcI'
I,avid Corey bought No 10 Sul!iyans similar prop
e,tv lo o5NiOO also for $4,000. No. l01 West twenty
onth,t, a thrcc-sOry and hasegc;; ~: ":!@@s Wen
e l. con Si@.@oo. The corner lot On Avenue a.
and Scveny.sovcnth.st brought $4,000; interior Cts
on the Avenue $1,000 each and lots the street 74'
each, The sale a. a whole not a success, hluch Vi
~. mo, e,tv offered hav ing been withdrawn.
A. j. liecckcr, Sons & Co. have sold AT private CON
tract No. ABS Chcrry-st, Elizabeth, NJ j. 10 Charles a.
Leonard for $1,000 ..- c...,an,. m,
Eighth SIS. South Fifth ave for loan OF S'VVO
ON property Seventy eiehthst valued at sl"oou lui
a wild, house north OF FiftiethSt between Madison az"
Lh ayes. in exchange for 16 12 foot f"urstOrf uW'
inc ON seventy nintht near Fth-avc; for business
p,oDortv Fultop-st. OF Coolest, price lI"''
a., oOo 10 II 900: business property on houston
81 east OF broadway for business prnpcrty on m
wcs. Of Wilam-st.. $50 900 to $4,000; properly ON
T,oadwav between Houstonst and Unions uarc no. 10
eNcocd avs 600. The following properly was O1tr'u
An II i-foot threestory dwelling on 0ne9nor' lana
,cntb st. ncar LcNington-aye. for $4,000; hoNh,lohe
dning I'm Twelfh.st. running through to Thirtecn h-st
between University place and Fifth ave. for S'3'ooO
private dwelling Forty thfdst near the Grand central
Station for $4,000